Between tourists and pilgrims: how to attract visitors to religious heritage?
Silvia Aulet – Universitat de Girona, Spain
Pilar G. Bahamonde – Centro de Estudios Lebaniegos, Spain
Extended Use Attracts Visitors
Peter Breukink – Stichting Groninger Kerken, Netherlands
An examination of four Council of Europe Cultural Routes: Santiago de Compostela
Mario Crecente – Architect and Director at Crecente Asociados
Interpretation. Getting the Message Across
Marc de Beyer – Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, Netherlands
Stefano Dominioni – Council of Europe
Karin Drda-Kuehn – Kultur und Arbeit e.V., Germany
Digital dissent: the story of 300 years of Nonconformity and chapel building in Wales
Susan Fielding – Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
Jennie Hawks Art Alive in Churches, Great Britain
Tangerasa church, Orebro County
Raoul Hjärtström, Sweden
The Environmental Sightseer – Pilgrimage and Conservation: Mont St. Michel
Pierre-André Lablaude – Monuments Historiques, France
CHEER – Cultural Heritage for European Rural Regeneration
Karen Marie Leth Nissen – University of Copenhagen, Denmark
A new ICOMOS Scientific Committee on Places of Religion and Ritual
Henrik Lindblad – Church of Sweden
Tangible and Intangible Heritage
Jan Klinckaert – CRKC Leuven, Belgium
Pilgrimage, Slow movement, and Sustainable Tourism
Golnoosh Mozafari – Brandenburgische Technische Universität, Germany
Social media and reaching out to the public
Elena Paschinger – Kreativ Reisen, Austria
Visitors as actors of dialogue
Luisella Pavan-Woolfe – Council of Europe
The Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
Segundo Leonardo Perez – Dean of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
The largest Catholic Pilgrimage in Central and Eastern Europe on UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage
Mara Popescu – The Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation, Belgium.
Religious heritage serving as a local development tool of the Mohawk community in Kahnawake, Canada
Edith Prégent – Musée régional de Vaudreuil-Soulanges, Canada
Changing patterns of perception: Venezia extraordinaria
Rita Sartori – Venezia Arte Cultura & Turismo, Italy
Landscapes of Religious Heritage: Tourists and Pilgrims in Search of Transcendence
Alessandro Scafi – The Warburg Institute, University of London
Christian Schüle – Scientific Committee of the European Association of Via Francigena
New Technologies and community – Religiana: The online platform for our shared religious heritage
David Spitaels – FRH, Belgium
Fundraising from Building User
Crispin Truman – The Churches Conservation Trust, UK*
Medieval Monasteries in Republic of Macedonia – An asset for Touristic Development
Pance Velkov – The Makedonida Foundation for Heritage Education, Macedonia
Models of Contemporary Pilgrimage
Helena Wangefelt Ström – Umeå University, Sweden
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